Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm
Tabla Charm

Tabla Charm

Regular price$79.00
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The tabla is the heartbeat of generations of South Asian music. Whether heard in classical concerts, weddings or family gatherings, its unmistakable rhythm has soundtracked countless memories.

925 Sterling Silver
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  • 2-Year Warranty

The tabla is the heartbeat of generations of South Asian music. Whether heard in classical concerts, weddings or family gatherings, its unmistakable rhythm has soundtracked countless memories.

Made in recycled 925 sterling silver.

Charm dimensions: L (12.2mm), W (12.2mm), H (13.8mm).

925 STERLING SILVER
925 sterling silver is a precious metal known for its durability and comprised of 92.5% pure silver. Over time, It is natural for sterling silver to develop tarnish. This is can be caused by exposure to moisture, open air and products on the skin. The best way to care for your silver is through protective maintenance.

HOW TO STORE
Store your jewelry in a safe, dry place when not in use.

HOW TO CLEAN
Clean your silver regularly with a soft, dry cloth. To remove tarnish, buff gently with a silver polishing cloth.

Shipping

  • Free shipping on all U.S. domestic orders over $80.
  • Orders under $80 ship with a flat fee of $6.
  • Every order is packed by hand with love and typically arrives within 3–5 business days.

Returns

  • Not in love with your piece? No worries. You can return your order within 30 days of purchase.
  • Simply email us at hey@maabae.com and we’ll take care of the rest.
  • Return shipping is on usβ€”we’ll cover the cost of sending it back.

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The exact origins of the tabla remain debated. One theory dates its invention to around 1738 by the drummer Amir Khusru, while another legend tells of the two-headed pakhawaj being split in half after a courtly dispute in Mughal India.

The tabla rose to prominence alongside the emergence of khayal music in 18th-century North India, becoming its defining percussion instrument. It is now one of the most widely played and influential instruments across the Indian subcontinent, celebrated for its extraordinary rhythmic complexity and expressive range.

THE 2026 EDITION

Every CULTURECLUB charm carries a three-part hallmark: the maker's mark, the 925 silver purity mark and the annual edition mark.

Our Founding Edition is the chai cup. If your charm carries it, it means you were here at the very beginning.